2007 Doubled Die Obverse WDDO-002
Error
Description
Doubling shows on the underside of Washington’s earlobe.Die Markers: Obverse: Die crack across the base of the bust. Small die gouge left of the bottom of the E in STATES. Die gouge between the R and I in AMERICA. Two die gouges right of the C in AMERICA. Small die gouge far above the GO in GOD. Reverse: Die pitting through the 89 in 1889. Three strong E/W die scratches through the STA in STATE. Die gouge between the H and I in WASHINGTON. Die gouge between the 1 and 8 in 1889.Submitted By: Eric SchmidtCross References: None known Obverse: A die gouge can be found just above the O in GOD. A short die scratch runs NNE from the top right of the P mint mark. A die crack runs across the base of the bust and through the designer’s initials. A die chip can be found on Washington’s cheek. Reverse: A small die gouge can be found to the right of the upper A in WASHINGTON.
Attribution History
- Discovered by Marilyn Keeney Cross References: None known
- None known; Wexler Variety ID: 2007-P 25¢ WA WDDO-002
- Expert attribution by Wexler Team
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